Meet Our Team

Emi Yamasaki McLaughlin is a Washington State Licensed Midwife (LM). She earned her Master's in Midwifery from Bastyr University in 2012. Emi is a professional member of the Midwives' Association of Washington State.
Emi is committed to building a more just and equitable system around birth. She strives to make midwifery care more accessible to communities of color, teens, LGBTQIA folks, and other marginalized identities by ensuring her clients feel safe, seen, and supported while under her care. Emi also works passionately to see these identities reflected in midwifery and birth worker professions through preceptorships and community activism.
Her Master's thesis focused on increasing the racial and ethnic diversity of direct-entry midwives.
When she's not supporting birthing people, Emi enjoys Netflix, baking, karaoke and snuggling her two cats.
Emi is committed to building a more just and equitable system around birth. She strives to make midwifery care more accessible to communities of color, teens, LGBTQIA folks, and other marginalized identities by ensuring her clients feel safe, seen, and supported while under her care. Emi also works passionately to see these identities reflected in midwifery and birth worker professions through preceptorships and community activism.
Her Master's thesis focused on increasing the racial and ethnic diversity of direct-entry midwives.
When she's not supporting birthing people, Emi enjoys Netflix, baking, karaoke and snuggling her two cats.

Tiffany Renee H. is a birth assistant, student midwife, lactation counselor (IBCLC candidate), and holistic birthworker of four years. She has twelve years of experience supporting people through their perinatal journey with East Asian Medicine and dance before dedicating herself to being a birthworker. When Tiffany is not tending to her BIPGM (Black, Indigenous and People of the Global Majority) birthing communities, she enjoys cooking, baking, travel, and dancing. Learn more at www.mahoganypoint.com/
Brittni Blanco is an aspiring midwife, avid foodie, and is keen on finding the next world music record to fill her collection. She is a birth assistant at Journey Midwife Services. She is passionate about continually decolonizing maternity care and creating spaces where families feel more safe and free to talk about their bodies and everything pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
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